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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-27

= 600 CLOTHES WRINGERS and CAR.
eIsOSO IPET SWEEPERS TO REPAIR at
the Basket House Furnishing and Furniture Store
of George D. Lamb, 699 Chapel street Boys Wag-
tension Tables Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Spring
Mattresses, Union Folding Beds, Hanging Lamps,
Stoves Oil Cloths, &c. All kinds of first-clrss
Housekeeping Goods, low for cash, or on weekly
payments
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-27

WANTED.
100 GROSS claret bottles-quarts.
wv HALL 6 SON,
az If no Chanel Street

A MAN of temperate and moral habits, seeking
~ employment, to represent an old estab-
lished house in his own section Salary $40 to
500 per month. References exacted
AM. MANUFACTURING HOUSE,
fig 16 Barclay v
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-27


Representatives Wilmer and Hyde were ap-
pointed committee to recall from the Sen
ate the bill providing for the appointment of
a factory inspector.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-04-27

The following bill was passed: 1t pro-
vides that whenever any jailer or county
commissioner shall be of the opinion that
any person confined in Jail upon the commit
ment of justice of the peace or any city or
Jurisdiction of such justice or city or police
court, or upon commitment of the Superior
court, is insane or an idiot, it shall be the
duty of the county commissioners to ap-
point some reputable physician to make an
examination of such prisoner. If the persons
examined are pronounced insane or mentally
weak, they shalf be transferred to the Con-
necticut hospital for the insane or the school
for inabecileS
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And we have an immense lot to pick from TO- NOR
row-cannot possibly mention them all in our d.
but come In and you will be sure to pick up some
bargain for which You viii have to pay just about
one half its real value.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
The last of the in Millinery to close out old
goods. One lot Of Infants and ChiIdrens Muslin
S worth and s 70 out II faay a,
,, One lot OF Ribbon No r. all colors, red yellow,
3e. pink &c. worth lie TO close out on Friday at
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Short Coats Ladies', diagonal 'front.' sold at &c. To
close ont on Friday at $3.50
small Let Of Children's Dresses sizes to years.
soio ~ e1oO Choice Oh Friday at 50.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Friday. sIo5.
l9 Remnants of Table Linen. Turkey red. bleached
'1c q yard worth double.
dozen German Linen Napkins. slightly soilsd.
soio iof Sl-io For friday. 9Sc. b dozen.
INFANTS GOODS AND CORSET DEPARTMENT.
niSo Long Cloaks in three different shades Of drab
out on Red Ticket Day at siGs' ''' ''' '''''N
Bauin,s Own Make and Sanitary Corsets sizes only
day. 81.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
Another lot Of Needle Books containing papers Of
| lot Of English Tooth Brushes. were 1Sc. Friday
'ot BOOKS, worth l2c. FRIDAY
lot Of Grays Indelble Ink, price 25c. For Fridsy
LADIES' NECKWEAE DEPARTMENT.
lot Of all silk Black Spanish Fichus, worth DOC.
Friday only SOC.
LOT Of Crepe Lisse Rlrhne, about so styles, worth
4O 70 DUG yard. Friday .,.1c. yard.
Al, iot OK Fancy Ruchinss. were 3Sc To close on Fri
lot OF the finest Linen collars tcapes) extra high
worth lSc. Friday = for CSC.
JEWFLRY AND LEATHER GOODS DEPT.
lot of Shopping Satchels, worth 81 so Friday CSC
lot OF Gold Front Pins, worth S1.oO. Friday 19c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
piece all silk Black Spanish 45-inch FlOuncing.
was SlI.,. Friday 2l.3S yard
lot OF Coiored SILK GiInpS: new goods To intro
dtlce them this line will sell Friday at 40c yard.
LOT running Bra.ds all colors with gilt silver
effect, at &c yard.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
lot of pinch colored Flouncn9s worth al so
yard. Friday :t1c. ayard.
lot Oriental Lsees. were 10 to zoe. yard Friday,
choice, 1Uc. a yard.
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.
1 lot Of Fancy Baskets. for decoroting Friday only
4c each.
lot best quality Embroidery Tinsel. Friday &C.
/ lot Of fine Fancy Frinses, were 80 to 75c yard
Friday .rJc. 4 yard.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
pair Turcouan Portieres a red and olive) triple
Chenille Dado, sold for 81. Friday S4.9;
10 pair of Lace Curtains todd pnirs). air at Sc
pair st $50, 3 pair at s2,75, / pair at S435
worth double
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The application, by lady now in the employ OF
the Government. for naturalization papers be-
cause she has resolved TO abjure her allegiance to
the queen OF Great Britain, suggests field In
which the ne5 American party can make itself
both busy and useful There is the best OF reason
for saying that hundreds of Offices in the civil
service OF the United States are filled with the
subjects Of foreign sOvereigns or the citizens Of
other republics This Is all wrong. The man who
earns hts bread by favor Of our Government owes
it his allegiance. II his own sense OF right and
justice does not prompt him TO assume all the re-
sponstbilittes OF citizenship, the matter should be
called TO his attention In some fOrcible and enec-
tive manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

A typographical error causes q democratic CO.
temporary TO represent the New York democrats
as resolving in their platform that the administra
ton has affected a practical reform OF the
civil service" The very question raised by the
mugwumps. In view OF affairs In Maryland. IS
whether the administration is 'enecting' civil
service reform, or merely affecting; In other
words, whether the plat,Orm-maker or the intelli-
gent eompOsitor struck nearer the truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

SPECIAL OFFERING IL ConsErs
DIR. Warmers Celebrated Health Corset. S11e
Inc Triple Back e. T. G. Health Corset, al.
IhomI sons Glove fitting Corsrts BIC
BalIs Celebrated II. T. COrsets 9:lc
The ~orid-rerowued Curaline Corset &c
The pertect-fitting Sitwell Corset 30,
TIE Cnrivailed FORGET Me- Not Corset soc
he Easy hitting Hipgo-e Corset, 2.1c
New the time 10 bargains III the most popu-
lar and best CCrsets i'll the world
Ciarks Spool Cotton, J.1c doz
BRODHEAD L CO.,
s-3-3t 3Of + ST NV, (Alasonic Temple)
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There are more than ten thousand newspapers
In the United states. our statistics fend reports
that within the last week ninety-eight per cent Of
the whole number have exclaimed: May the best
boat VIM
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Commissioner Oberly thinks that those who adj
minister non-partisan laws should not engage in
partisan affairs Welcome, brethren Of the Civil
service Bureau to the non-pOutical condition or
citizens OF the District
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FOR RENT-ROONS

2,OS isfNf-ftls AZ apo 81 sp
- i. -, - i1s ron. hlt,.i, ana thr,,f
sh.a'on. '' "''"' ssi i.q9s
s%nE RENT-HAN0spNIIN tt-,Nr.,,- -
\ lots oii SUITE or rI,gar ais,. &c., ~ IAN
sntaic log gentlemen "it'' 81 WirE0,lt i, =, s
-" 81 = W lcitt'i','s unchanged. -. ~.
EsoR RENT FUN. ~'ilD G,s,Nis ~, -
E.,S,'eas.. E!Hcl aud required lfls Ia I,',r1'
LOS RINI-AT l3J9 4 ST Nv ON s,,,,.,,
r'.. NM "il'es and tiir"c coaImuui, aiins $50,
"a 49,, ...''h PURPOSES IAliKS IA riifKFUKn.
llo6 stnw
l,TR REM CAPITOL HIlI. fuR>tsuKS
h'Hii~ II, Mt sen fIs.r. s-rie or Ell s~tfe -,
= '"'-'F h"use. hrsi-ciass table board 900 =;
s2l-st.
f1tph ElNI HANDSOMELY FtENIsHrp
1.t,h i =. e"t''od"tod TBE LINENGSTtpN zoos
a2l-2N.
tsHs,t Ia ~ S'el AND .5uoy IST 81 :; p,Tr
a. a" -, u az J ~. als, ~rs,il lious..
rati,,, in, ~, sale "a -.,lN Uyi,k fic 10
~ In '''- III - - ue-
s. -. ntN -ipl ROOMS. FTENGSltlp on
-, - ir 4ul l-hi !.tl-.h 81 i,f.r =,
Az 4 t"'li-N "l admits Gai ltlg tYs4 u - In.
'ohI lat. H. Nm. t"Ik wtILL.ohlED. NENrI.
ana i:''.' :. '-'"f' ''' .is 8 ave
sfnR II Mat lll2 "A 81 n NI,,1N,~n
CclNi"filhiA FURNISHED Communicating I-i- -
tt'iivohi. Also. other ilrr ssaft, vttl, t.,t =. -,
bai. a REASONABLE yates -, - ,.. eia
IfoR kEST-FURNlSTl u AND t-<rt-r<r.,,rn,
Il rooms. Ell suite sIiig ,sIl l.,r' .,,I 10
WITH huard - week, irrHL;Hst, :in tur,A 4, a., n
nhi'e1 - '''cA. iif ana -" IHtsr4 AZ uw - 3ia
tSoR RENF-FURNIsHfr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
room. corner ho,ise new ,,lfi am, - 49,, Nsry
e;ces Required. liOl II "a ~ AHA -.
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UNPRECEDENTED REMNANT" BARGAINS

UNPRECEDENTED REMNANT" BARGAINS
BLEACHED GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS
We propose to close out the following ends Of lines
Friday at a sacrifice No such bargains in Napkins
have ever been offered:
doz- Doylies white, from $3.50 to also.
~ doz y Napkins, from 90. so to Sc.
doz Napkins. from S2.75 to e2.
doZ. = Napkins. from 50 to 81 SO.
1OH doz. Napkins, from $3.50 to s..
81 doz. = edborder Napkins from %. so to IS.
dog. Napkins, from IS. so to S5.
doz Napkins, from IS. 80 to %.
Customers should not fail to take advantage Of ths
grand opportunity. it is very seldom that such sta
pie merchandise is offered below regular prices.
Second 1oor)
"oDD SIZES" IN JERSEYS.
We propose to have thorough clearing out Friday,
viz:
Black Boucle Jerseys. neatly made, sizes so, "a.
and 80.
'Remnant" Price SO
ODD SIZES" IN GOSSAMERS
10 Ladies' Waterproof Gossamers, the last Of three
inches
Regular Price SO
en"h' Low
ODD SIZES" IN B sTniEa G dSSf}
Boys Brown Plaid Kilt suits, sizes and years:
Remnan r.'c Price
Boys Plaid Kilt Suits sss. s. X and years
Bos Rrse Flannel shirt WAISTS in sis; s1S
p prown sizes 4, .. and years.
Remnant. Price
DARK Garnet Shetland Wool shawl last of the line.
Mesuiar rice.
Cream Atwood Cashmere shawis slightly soiisd
Remnsnt r,f Price 6c
go CfIird floor
8 Ladies' Medium.weight Checked Cloth New
markets, sizes :so and "a.
aRsmn., TIC p,;c.
"9DP SIZES" IN JACKETS.
and neat checks. Sizes 81. "a. and SO. " 80 " '
"e ef%n sPzl RF'f II GLOVES 50
-Four lines OF GLOVES to be closed out Friday At
we have only one size LETT q the line W.
in tan ans. shades 4d!es Size ~ only.
Rsmnant. pc
pairs Ladies 6:Ouiion Channels Skin Moasaaetsiss
s eeins Price
pairs ladies' s:6utton Black Mouiaaetsirs Suede
REGULAR n, Price p:;c
pair Ladies 8 button Suede Gloves embroidered
cE 1Hai ppfhfpsAiiTMENT "REsiNxNTsa '''..'1
Unusual attractions for Friday-odd lots. sc.
SO Opaque Window Shades. = yards long, SIS inches
wide.
Regular Price.
"a Dado Window Shades, = yards long, 38 inches
wide, complete. ready to hang
REGULAR p n b.
pair Colored Madras Lace Curtains, 81 yards
long.
REGULAR Price RI ,e;;
2 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains. Ak wards
long
REGULAR m, prlG pn;:: 20
Wewill also offer a few short lengths" OF Creton.
nels, &c, ut low Remnant prices.
odd SIZES" IN N 2os1f HGS.'
We buy line ct Hose sizes to g.; sell all but
few Of u size. We call these Remnants ;" and marx
them down for Fridays sale.
IL pairs Children's Black Military Ribbed Cotton
Hose. size s6 and Z.
asSs ua. AZ i>Oc ana 4Uc.
6 pairs Ladies' Fine.Grade Unbeached Baibr,xSan
Hose. double heel and toe, size 8.
Regular Price. .35c
Remnant" Price. ...................... ~ 2;c
10 pairs chldrens Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, solid
garnet, sizes " aud 8.
Regular Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3ic
Remnant" Price ......,.....,.... 1891 C5c
pairs Chldren's Seven and One Ribbed Hose. white
feet. sizes ~ and
Regular Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o5c
Other attractions in Fridays Post"
WOODWARD L LOTHROP
sly Cor 18th and SITS. NV.
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Iachtsmen are beginning to assent to the
weather bureaus assertion that there Is no such
thing as Thistle weather
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G.. II. KEEN,
TAILOR,
414 9TH ST. y. w.
FALL STOCK
NOW
READY.
TINS CoIp SNAP

TINS CoLp SNAP
WILL REMIND YOU THAT YOU MAY NEED SOME
EXTRA BLANKETS. WEWOULD RESPECTFULLY
CALL YOUR ATTENTION To OUR STOCK WE
HAVE THEM IN ALL GRADES, FROM 81 TO So
Ai-wooi RED BLANKETS. So and 90.
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS al and 4 25
BED COMFORTS LINED WITH WHITE COTTON,
81 up.
Now 10 the tine to buy CARPETS while you can
have full stock and choice things to select from.
90 difercn: styles INGRAM CARPET, 25 aud SICK
- Handsome styles 2-piy Atwood FILLING. ESQ.,
Very best AI-wool 2-plys. new designs 75c.
TAPESTRIES and BODY BRUSSELS in all the NEW
DESIGNS and PATTERNS.
DRUGGETs In all sizes. SMYRNA RUGS. 81 ND.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
FULL STOCK DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, FLAN
NELS, &c, &c, At correct prices.
JOHNSON. GARNER, l. CO.,
636 Penn ave-,
h@S South side. near tn st.
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FOR RENT FLATS

I'oR RENT - tINFUENISHEn FLATS IN An
apartment hoTise in thu Il,-t cslr itla and ,rN.
nienl part of ihe tl,y faa ar-uit NJ, l,at, d.,
steam without extra chslE-y. hil.I. y IuIINsoS -
18th II. NV. -, =. 20
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TIoR SALE-NEw HOUSE, II ROOMS NICELY
II f,ished throughout. beautifully situated Of
highest points overlooking the surrounding coun-
try Two OF four acres Address GEO. W. MANkIN
Halls Church. Va. sZS-Sr
NOR SALE-CHEAP-lloTS AT FOREST GLEN
Il Md. the new stibd VISION, l. = ana 8 cents peg
loot tare-; tslcn only 20 minutes u1e from city
J. Il. HEREFORD, li23js J 81 s29-lm.
yu.O DEGlLOP SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
I Every lot owner IN MoBigo County aid al
WHO wait sale. vat.ea pa l-i- yostineut -uouid
suscr lie for stock IN the prop Sod Gar ett Park Build
v..ls the ISOLATION Viii tie Orsranszed Shares
n,ol1h Dividends faySb sels.i IiIgaly. Baselin
tn Laurel Association, hicn has aid per sent
several Sto,.Ehul,ters
nay s,DD 10 $1,000 aud OBTAIN dividends thereon. NJ
IL Harrison. many y Secretary the Laurel
Assoc alton, will be secretary the new Associa ion
Subscription books open AZ Garrett Para Office sO1
sth For iur.!lcr Information call or address
HENRY \. COPP. SGT
JyOR EENT-A NICE COUNTRY HOME WIT8
or without land near the city and abroad station
Inquire Of A. j. c.hI H. BeHnings. ID. {. s:6-ot
broR SALE OR EACHANGE-:s1o ACRES TIM
Il her Land, spottsy vallia CO., Va Also iine Farm
improved IN same comfy, o. e1o Also. 100
acres hEilr1ad miles from city. l0s res 4
miles from city; 4o-acre tract unimiroyea ana
one OF "a acres CITY prolerty taken IA Part
s26-lOt .,5l Z St Eoom e.
ITOR RENTAL FOREST GLEN, THIRTEEN
room furnished HOUSE with api.es and other fruits:
trees within ten minutes walk station For par.
tculars inquire u; the hoase, ADDRESS JAMES 4
CLARK, Forest Gen. Nd. s24-Iw
IrOR RENT-A S-ROOM HOUSE AND ACRES on
Il fine land good ortbGicings. NJ well ADAPTED TO
trucking dairy purposes. in Fact Bladensburg: va
min. from station; SO mo- Apply
s22-lm Attorney-at-Law Blrdeasburg. Nd. =
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This Thursday and Friday we will offer the following
Bargains:

This Thursday and Friday we will offer the following
Bargains:
go dozen Of heavy Balmoral Skirts. high colored
IN the market for domestic use, 43c; standard price,
The last lot Of the famous Corded bingham Rem.
nants in the latest fall shades in suitable lengths
w ysne to its
stylish appearance
per yard; sold everywhere else at Sc.
nsnts in fan suitable lengths only exc. Per
cases Of Furniture Gretonns, perfect imitation of
the French and Swiss designs. only 10c. per yard.
a TINS in, Of full pieces viii enable to cut
small lot chiidren's Warm Skirts. different styles
quantity Ct Fan worsted Dress Goods. variety of
styles and fabrics at prices ranging from 10 to 25c
@ has se ai rs s bsgRn I'll. e
Lace Curtains rst aud third floors il still in
large variety OF &C. Cacoes consisting of furniture
styles light, medium and dark dress patterns and
ps% pse 'i aa
and shee,ng Remnants in 90. o. and 1O4. at about
Good qualities Of Pr,nts. such Is cocheco Merrmack
and Others have have selected large lot and
N!ssss # Hosiery
from Sc to 1"c per pair. which il one-ha their xc-
Our Blanket and Comfort Department ia filed to its
utmost capacity with full line at the lowest rstes
As Great Special will call the attention Of the
public to Large Size Oil Boiled Comfort with pure
white cotton filling at S2 So sold anywhere else at a.
Also over 100 different styles and qualities Blankets
from 81 up.
Four cases Of worsted Dress Good Remnants. fully
one yard wide, ut 10c per yard regular price 15c
A large variety of Worsted Dress Good Remnants
from our own stock. comprising short lengths Of ali
their regular value. An accumulation from this sea-
sons stock
As long the public appreciate our endesvors
30 substantially as they have been doing 20 long shall
we keep on the alert for Bargains for them.
ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE LOWEST.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 sOMFoET RETREAT-DELiGHTTUL REsCRE
Smountailss % Maryland. one mile IRON Hsrse-s:.
ferrs: hrsi-c.ass rairunage throughout the year:
lass fishing alu hunting: 81 Per week N Al
CLARK Keep lryst. Washington County, Nd 500 In
Y AIDES WHO REQUIRE TEE SERVICES OF Az
IL experienced female phs stefan should coIsulf Mr.
Dr. sELDEN, go 18th ST. ne, or HOS Park Pis,~
Advice tree. Ladies only. sSn.ssS~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

E.oR sALE-l1oT ON p ST. NEAR I4TH 34xIO0
IL Price, Sl.25
WESCoTT, WILCOX 4 WINE,
soBtt l!siS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29
A WEEKLY OccunnExcr.

Every Friday make Especial sale" Of all 'tShort
Lengths," "Odd Sizes" Broken Lots" "Soiled
Goods" &C.. &c, Offering them ct greatly reduced or
Remnant" prices to their disposal on that day
Friday is the recognized shopping day for Bar.
gains"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

ENOR SALE-Two LOTS ON . ST, NEAR NEw
l. hampshire ave. a3. 81 xi6u. Price. s 80.
WESCOTT, WILCOX WINE.
syst ltDs Pa ayenne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

EroR SALE-CHoICE Lots
Il At Forest Inn Park, Forest Glen.
IHUS. q. HESSEy.
s11-lm lOU6 - NV
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HT0R RENT - FURNISHED A BEAUTIFUL.
4 sunny front room, gas heat and bath; $40 Also
large Room Tor storing furniture: So lo33 l5th
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

I'oR sALE--LoTs IN NEW SUBDIVISION JUST
II placed on the market al Brookland Brooks sta
uon, Metropolitan Branch Railroad. Three miles
north OF city. Low prices and easy terms First choice
1905 Il ri. H. sltj-Iln
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WANTED-LOTS.

VEyANTED-A LOT BETWEEN 1ST AND 18th
w sts north of Pennsylvania east clear title;
must be bargain. Address Box 80, Star office.
s29-:,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

FSOk SALE-20, 100 FEET OF GROUND. WITH
frontage of 40 feet; deep lots splendid ,Ior-
MY Tor builders of SHALL houses. Address olFOi.-
IUNITl, Star office. seIO-.,gs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANKED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRI.
w place chalnberinsid or in private fam
lily; good references given Address A ", SOS sSi
ST. II. W.
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WANTED--BOARD

WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS FOR THREE
w adults: comforts Of home, where there are 10
other boarders Must be west of 18th st. Adore, 9,
stating price, b. B. b.. Star Office. s29-:,t
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NJ ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chanheriaaids; Waitress, IAundress
AID Nurses Seafnstress Men Walters. Caoks Coach
men, Buffers. CooMBS BURGESS, a26 + 81. NV.
seog-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

ErOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT I6ya0 FELTON,
Il taifoh St, within square ol proposed
Co.gresslonal Library. VIII slli low FOR cash. JAS
H. CLARKE, 1888 IT NV. slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

kWE SALE-I An NOW OFFERING LOTS AT
lie highlands" on the BaltlniOre aud ONO f.ail-
road, i've minutes from the depot and only tweiity
minutes from amy of the departments IN Jag lents OF
80 down aud notes 81 80 every three mouths, With
interest. I have laid out beautiful avenues and
streets, with shade trees. and vail continue 10 Improve
the place from time Prices from SlsO 20 500
per lot. according location. 4 lie convenience VI
reaching thus property VAL Insure lts rld and perIna
nent enhancement III value. Money EoNaic"a 10 ouild
houses. Gas and water furnished. -
IUHA 4. NAGGAMAN,
se3-lm lUU. and 1903 81 NV.
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u can nnd what will suit them our list. save
time and trouble by calling ct Room Agency y3s
St IufoEmatonfce0. D. kAAEl. 1y2 Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

4. OK SALON IA. AVE. X. l.. JUST TWO
= squares i'uiu the new bridge. which il undlr
way, that ell q rncr Property fronting ~ fr.t
on tue avenue; title perfect Doc On easiest kiud of
tcf.-~., Ailly To WELLER a REpEITL
S-s-SN 9eB Paui4gl -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, TAI 9TH
II ct, NV. Apply Room 10, Federal Building, corner
Of 7th and sts, between 8 am. and pm. s26-lw.
TNOR RENT-PART OF STORE $40 PENNsYLVA-
Il mia ave- NV. Will be vacant October 1. Apply on
premises. s10-1m
The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
LORD RANDOLPH's OoMP0sURE.

Throughout the political crisis of the
past three weeks Lord Randolph
Churchill has maintained a demeanor
Of cool, calm indifference for which his
most intimate friends did not give him
credit. He appears utterly oblivious OF
the fact that Lord Salisbury has been
up to the neck in hot water endeavor-
ing to patch up the hole that his late
Chancellor Of the Exchequer kicked
through the Cabinet. Occasionally
LORD Randolph makes a few remarks,
but they do not throw much light on
his future actions. He is all mystery,
but a feeling pervades the political at
mosphere that the Tory bantam will.
one of these days, open his mouth with
deadly effect. The other day he replied
to an address of confidence from a
Primrose lodge, and he expressed a
deep qualification that the signers Of
the address were more generous than
many Conservative members of Parlia-
ment, who, he said, had precipltatelY
condemned although. they had no in
formation as to the causes of his resig>
nation. He added, very coolly that he
neither cared whether such hasty and
adverse eerihc ism mod diheds sor not after
be has been allowed TO smakeNa pubie
personal explanatio ION, the APPROX llof
| such persons being as WORTHLESS as s
The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
MORE PAY FOR LABORERs.

A commendable action was that of
the city council Friday evening, Janu-
ary z, in unanimously adopting resolu-
tions to be presented to certain rail-
roads that have been paying certain
class of their employees the miserable
sum of $1.lO per day as remuneration
for their work. A short time ago THE
IRISH STANDARD, in referring to the
penuriousness of the Chicago, Mil
waukse & ST. Paul, stated the case
plainly, and showed the utter impos-
sibility OF a man being able to pro-
cure the everyday necessities Of
life with the wages paid by that
gigantic monopoly, and we feel very
highly gratiiied that the council has
taken action in the matter. Even it it
does not succeed in bringing about the
desired end, it will at least show the
railroad officials that they are closely
watched and that them actions general
ly do not merit the appreciation Of our
best citizens. The laburingmen are in
debted to AID. Dwyer for the introduc-
ton of the resolutions which state chat
Is cents an hour is the. least wages a
man should receive, and that the coun-
Gil has set an example by paying it's
laborers l6a cents per hour. The coun-
Gil has ordered that these resolutions be
sent to each Of the railroad managers
of the city. Tt is just possible that some
of the managers will consider them
favorab)y, but there are others who will
not even read them, after they become
acquainted with their purport. 1t
would be we'll if some means We're found
to compel the general adoption Of the
scale of wages laid down by our worthy
alderman, Mr.. Dwyer.